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 1 1 |          monuments of the past, count for much in the phenomena
 2 6 |         twenty centuries we can count, at most, twenty~famous
 3 9 | beautiful marquise has come; we count on you~to help us celebrate
 4 10|   forget what you have heard; I count for nothing in all this."~ ~
 5 12|      you a friendly hand, and I count, not on~your heart, but
 6 16|        Zephirine, continuing to count.~ ~"Every one will know
 7 17|       des Touches. Did he still count on Felicite's devotion to
 8 19| deceived about themselves; they count their wrinkles,~they assist
 9 24|        The truth is, the~little count will soon be twelve years
10 25|  smiling:~ ~"One word with you, count."~ ~The two rivals in their
11 25|       said Maxime, to the young count.~ ~"If I had none, should
12 25|    reach it," replied the young count.~ ~Maxime returned the civility
13 25|        letters?" said the young count.~ ~"Ah! you are after my
14 25|       take the money," said the count, with a mixture~of haughtiness
15 25|         master," said the young count, bowing.~ ~"Why do you make
16 25|   condition enough to be made a count?"~ ~"By the bye, he bears
17 25|   Nathan, very certain that the count would~never publish anything
18 25|  comrade, and he made the young count shine,~as a jeweller showing
19 25|   statement which magnified the count immensely.~ ~This is the
20 26|        She hesitated to see the count again; but the knot of her~
21 26|         on the arm of the~young count, and finding Calyste, whose
22 26|         dart forward, the young count said to him, "Are you in
23 26|    Jockey Club, where the young count was playing whist, Maxime
24 26|      his lodgings and found the~count, but in company with Maxime